Chapter 83 Visiting The Memory Lane

• “Woah,” Serena muttered, looking up at the treehouse. The area around the base of the tree was more overgrown than it had been the night they spent there. “You remember now?” Logan asked sharply. Serena sighed, nodding. “Of course, I remember,” she said gently. Logan glared at her, crossing his arms over his hips. “So, go ahead and explain yourself,” he snarled. “You seem to think that your reasons are somehow acceptable. I think I will be the judge of that.”
• “I don’t think you will find anything I have to say justifiable,” Serena admitted. “You don’t know what it was like for me or why I made the decisions I did.” “Which is why I am asking you to explain,” Logan hissed. “This is your one chance.” Serena shook her head. “Logan, I could explain over and over my reasons for everything. I doubt you’ll agree with them regardless,” she said. “You have hindsight. I had to make those decisions in the moment.”
• “And when exactly did you decide to lie to me?” he asked. He sounded so betrayed. Serena felt guilty for that. She’d never wanted to hurt or betray him. If she’d gotten the DNA test results back sooner, she could have said something. By the time she had confirmation he was Olivia and Oliver’s father, things with Holly and her pregnancy accelerated, then Logan confessed not being ready to be a father, and he had accused her of falsifying lab results.